
Quiet place All services are available Nice and helpful staff High security standards
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Quiet place All services are available Nice and helpful staff High security standards
Whilst located perfectly for the university students, I have found horton halls to fall down at certain hurdels. Firstly, the cleaning, whilst generally decent, varies week-to-week on how far they go to ensure a clean social space within flats. Secondly, the common rooms, whilst there is one for each block, there aren't really any social spaces in each flat, leading students to often create considerable noise. "Standard" flats facing inwards are subjected to considerable noise and invasions of privacy from the number of students within the blocks, leading most students to have their curtains closed at all times. The small university will lead the majority of students to know each other on their course, so be prepared for that. Social aspects are minimal due to the lack of students, meaning often societies are limited in how many there are and how specific they cater for. Hall management is ok, however noise complaints are often not dealt with in a speedy manor.